Letters From China Describe Executions And Odd Interventions
A 1876 China letter reports two local executions near Kinkiang for rebellion attempts after queues were cut. It recalls crowd witnesses, head cages, and moral indignation, plus a Christian native’s wife sale case and chapel interruptions by a hog and a beggar. It ends noting new WFM S representatives and Webster religion discussion in Boston.
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Dreamy Morning Misstep Ends In Hysterics
Dr Mary Walker awoke in a pensive mood and attempted to don pantaloons over her head causing a moment of distress. She later sat on the bed, the blue breeches tangled around her neck, and cried for about half an hour before regaining composure.
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